Kejriwal never wanted to pass Jan Lokpal Bill, alleges Vinod Binny

New Delhi, Feb 15: Expelled Aam Aadmi Party (

) leader

who recently launched a scathing attack on the party leadership accusing it of failing to meet its promises made to the people, said on Saturday that

, who quit as the chief minister of Delhi on Friday night, never wanted the

to get passed and rather wanted the drama over the bill to continue.

He said if the AAP leadership was sincere about the bill, it should have pushed it. On his own plans, Binny said he would take a call after learning how the BJP, the largest party in the Delhi assembly, plans to form a government.

AAP went beyond constitutional limitations, said Sheila Dikshit

AAP to fight LS polls under Kejriwal: Yogendra Yadav

AAP leader Yogendra Yadav said on Saturday that the party would continue to fight the upcoming the general polls under the leadership of Kejriwal.

Independent MLA plans to propose his name for CM's post

Meanwhile, Independent MLA Rambir Shokeen, who initially backed the AAP-ld government said he would meet the BJP, Congress leaders and Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung and propose his name for the post of Delhi's chief minister.

AAP went beyond constitutional constraints: Sheila Dikshit

Reacting to the AAP government's quitting office, former chief minister Sheila Dikshit said the AAP's downfall was imminent once it went beyond constitutional contraints. She said the Congress had given the AAP conditional support.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said such a consequence was bound to happen.

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